CURIO PRACTICE is a material-led studio founded by Georgie Brunmayr.

The practice is grounded in a long-standing interest in craft, history, and how objects are made to last. Inspired by the idea of the curio cabinet, once used to hold objects of wonder, skill, and personal value, Curio considers how these ideas translate into the home today.

Historically, curios were preserved and protected, admired from a distance. Curio Practice proposes something different: objects that hold value through use. Pieces that are lived with, handled, and changed over time.

Pieces are designed as functional heirlooms made to be collected and cared for, but above all, used. They are part of the everyday: pulled across a bed, shared on a couch, folded and unfolded, passed between hands and through homes.

The home itself becomes the cabinet.

Curio Practice works slowly, in small quantities, using natural materials and skilled hands. Craft leads the process. Trends remain peripheral. The aim is to create objects that endure through time, use, and care.

Curio Practice works on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri, Dja Dja Wurrung and Taungurung Peoples of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

For commissions, collaborations, or conversation

enquiry@curiopractice.com.au

@curio_practice